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High school literature classroom forms for Microsoft Word
Crucible Study Guide Set for Acts 1-4 **Updated
Study guides for The Crucible, acts 1-4. Crucible study guide contains guided questions and higher level thinking questions. Crucible study guide encourages meta-cognition and is easily differentiated. The Crucible study guide covers the complete play. The Crucible study guide set can be easily applied to cooperative learning.
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9th - 12th
Read 180 Daily Points Checklist
Students are given 5 points daily. Using this checklist you can easily see who is on task and participating each day! Great way to keep track of effort and behavior!!
WG= Whole Group
SG =Small Group
IR = Independent Reading
C = Computer
M = Materials
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1st - 11th
Where the Red Fern Grows by W. Rawls Test, Multiple Choice, T/F, Matching, Essay
Assess your students' understanding of Where the Red Fern Grows with this comprehensive test. Perfect for upper elementary and middle school English Language Arts classrooms, this test includes multiple choice, short answer, and essay questions covering plot, characters, themes, and literary devices. Easily track student progress and promote critical thinking with this ready-to-use assessment tool. (25 questions)Answer Key is included.
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4th - 9th
"Flowers for Algernon" by Daniel Keyes Quiz
Dive into the classic novella, "Flowers for Algernon," with a comprehensive quiz featuring multiple-choice, true/false, and character matching questions. This assessment not only gauges comprehension but also sparks critical thinking about the novella's themes and motifs.The quiz explores character development, plot intricacies, and underlying messages. I use variations on these questions to initiate discussions as we start the reading and to ensure students grasp both the big ideas and subtle
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
"Passionate Shepherd to Love" & "Nymph's Reply to Shepherd" Comparison
These 2 poems by Christopher Marlowe ("The Passionate Shepherd to His Love") and Sir Walter Raleigh ("The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd") provide a classic example of parody and the step-by-step comparison helps students remember the elements of poetic parody. This activity also allows students to practice reading comprehension. An answer key is provided. The chart may be filled in by individuals in class or for homework or be completed by cooperative learning groups.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Book vs. The Movie Analysis Sheet
This little worksheet can be used to compare any book to its film adaptation. More than simply asking for a compare/contrast, this worksheet asks students to watch carefully, to reflect thoughtfully on how the film adapts the original material, to evaluate the film based on their own expectations, and to identify any new insights they have about the book as a result of watching the film.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Romeo and Juliet Anticipatory Set, Theme Preview, Advance Organizers, Hooks
Introduce your students to the timeless themes of love, tragedy, and societal expectations with our engaging Anticipatory Set Worksheet for Romeo and Juliet. This thought-provoking resource is designed to spark personal reflections and connect students' experiences to the iconic play. Through a series of carefully crafted questions, the worksheet encourages students to explore their own relationships, values, and decision-making processes, fostering a deeper understanding of the play's enduring
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Independent Reading Book Conference Form
This is a generic, blank independent reading book conference or recommendation form that can be customized for any class. I use this with my middle and high school students instead of a traditional book report. The form has space for students to rate the book, list its genre, the author, title, number of pages and then provide a short synopsis of the plot. Following this, students answer questions about the setting, point of view, protagonist, antagonist, conflict, climax, theme, and literary
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
High School English: Editable Book Report Form Rationale/Editable Form/Book List
Having a standardized book report form ensures that students are accountable for reading the assigned material. It sets clear expectations about what information needs to be included in their report, promoting a sense of responsibility for their learning. The form provides a structured framework for students to analyze the book. It includes specific sections for plot summary, character analysis, themes, and other literary elements, guiding students to think critically about the content they've r
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Annotation Worksheet
This worksheet helps students keep track of their annotation skills by tallying their annotations, and then explaining them. I use the annotation skills of ! - something I find interesting, ? - I don't understand, * - This reminds me of, and then the infinity sign for something we have already gone over in class.
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5th - 9th
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12th Grade Honors/Standard English Syllabus-Focus on British Literature
This syllabus includes:* Course Overview* Instructional Design* Classroom Materials* Classroom Policies* Grading Policy* Grading Scale* Course Timeline:Note: This is a base for what is covered in class; it may be altered to the classroom’s momentum.Even though you can find reading material elsewhere, the resources listed on this syllabus are the following:Classroom Textbook:McDougal Little British LiteratureClassroom Novels:The Hobbit Frankenstein The Picture of Dorian GrayCatcher in the RyeNote
Grades:
11th - 12th
Independent Reading Mid Quarter Check In
This is a check-in form for students that complete independent reading during class. My students read any book they'd like for ten minutes a day and I use this form to check in throughout the quarter to make sure they are on track.
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7th - 12th
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Hunger Games Catching Fire WorkSheet Ch. 20
Catching Fire Worksheets designed for Google Classroom
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6th - 12th
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Book Review Form for High School Students
This simple but conversation starting form is best used after the completion of the class novel/ play. Kids analyze what they liked and what they would change about the book. Makes for great class discussion.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Story Elements Posters
There are 10 posters, each containing a different story element along with questions to think about with each story element. These are great hung up on the wall or to use when discussing the story elements.
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Grades:
1st - 12th
Twelve Angry Men Test 31 Questions
Twelve Angry Men Test 31 Questions- multiple choice- can be edited or added to to fit class needs. Perfect for scantron tests.
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8th - 12th
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Start of School, Team-Building, and Reading MEGA Package!
Help your students get off to a great start in your classroom with the Start of School, Team-Building, and Reading MEGA Package. Offered for significantly less than what it would cost to purchase each all-in-one deal separately. Includes FIVE all-in-one deals: 1. Beginning of the Year Survival Resources: All-in-One DEAL2. Classroom Set-Up Forms: All-in-One DEAL 3. Classroom Team-Building: All-in-One DEAL4. First Week Ideas: All-in-One DEAL5. Independent Reading/SSR Resources: All-in-One DEAL.
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6th - 12th
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Stop and Jot Reading Reflection
Students will be asked to stop and jot periodically to reflect on the characters, conflicts, events and feelings related to what they are reading. They will work independently and share out in small groups or as a whole class. Areas of jotting: characters, conflicts, questions and connections/feelings
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3rd - 12th
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Huck Finn Student Fact Recorder Sheets
Study Sheets that students fill out as they read the novel, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Covers major and minor characters, setting, themes, motifs, and symbols, genre, point of view, foreshadowing, and plot.
By Meghan Brothers
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7th - 12th
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Grade 10 Applied English (ENG2P) Curriculum Checklist
Grade 10 Applied English (ENG2P) Curriculum ChecklistThis comprehensive curriculum checklist has been meticulously designed to guide educators and students through the Grade 10 Applied English course (ENG2P). It serves as a roadmap, ensuring that all essential concepts and skills are covered effectively. The curriculum is organized into units - thoughtfully outlined. This checklist empowers educators to structure their teaching and helps students track their progress. From exploring diverse iden
Grades:
10th
Study Guide for The Glass Menagerie **Updated
Study guides for The Glass Menagerie by Tenesse Williams Study guide contains guided questions and higher level thinking questions. This study guide encourages meta-cognition and is easily differentiated. The study guide covers the complete play. The study guide set can be easily applied to cooperative learning.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
3 Minute Prezi Project- How to Read Literature Like a Professor
This is a culminating project for students who have read Thomas Foster's How to Read Literature Like a Professor. It is a presentation based project reviewing each of the chapters of the book, using the online tool PREZI. It includes my instructions for students, teacher grading rubric, student feedback documents, chapter sign up form, a link to a sample Prezi, and my teacher notes. It does NOT include a lesson on how to use Prezi. I do include a link to the Prezi support page, which has a
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Grades:
11th - 12th
Interviewing a Text packet of 10-Handouts
Interviewing a text is a great skill for students to practice as it reinforces their ability to question a text, make predictions about the text, and keep track of the information that they already know about the text.
This packet of 10 is designed to be used when the students are in 4 groups. However, you can easily change it up. I have the students in groups so that the work can be divided.
At the end of class, the students, when listening to the other groups present their findings, use th
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Book Club Form
This is a form to be used while doing Book Clubs. It focuses on skills such as visualization, summary, and making connections. It has a place for vocabulary and is all application based utilizing the chosen book. It is set up to be used with a chapter or several pages of a novel.
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Grades:
4th - 11th
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